Sentence examples for foster prejudice from inspiring English sources
Public school curriculums foster prejudice against Hindus and Christians.
Finally, gender-role stereotypes that associate leadership roles with masculine stereotypes may foster prejudice against women CEOs.
When Griffin responded to his election to the European parliament this summer by calling on the EU to sink boats carrying migrants, he was simply following Le Pen's lead – twisting democratic legitimacy into a tool with which to foster prejudice.
"Racial segregation fosters prejudice.
In the growingly "progressive" West, the gay-straight binary ironically fosters prejudice against those who might fall in between and those who might not see their sexuality as indicative of their identity.
That being said, before using the "safe-goat" solution, you'll want to read and adhere to the warning label: At no time should you disparage the "safe-goat" in a way that fosters prejudice against a type or group of people, as this will breed unnecessary ill will at a time of peace and hope.
Show Racism the Red Card believes there is a need to build up resistance to far-right ideologies that may be used by future groups to create further divisions among communities and foster hatred, prejudice and discrimination.
But to the dismay of some Jewish commentators, the document makes the distinction -- first made by the Pope himself in October -- that holds that while the church in the past helped foster religious prejudice against Jews, it bore no responsibility for the racial theories that guided Nazism.
A joint statement from several civil society organisations in South Africa, where Kato lived in the 1990s, paid tribute to "our courageous queer African martyr", and said that certain politicians and religious leaders in Uganda were "at least in part responsible for this callous murder" due to their "fostering of prejudice and homophobia".
Remember, those of African descent, until the past few decades, have been remote and distant from the Chinese, far removed from their knowledge and experience, a situation which can foster ignorance and prejudice.
